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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1975
Page
2
A Senate panel discusses drafting new charters for the CIA and FBI. The debate covers oversight, authority, and potential reform proposals, with attention to ensuring accountability and modernized governance.
United States officials say Henry Kissinger is lining up a follow up mission to the Middle East to reconcile policy and seeks to secure a stable deal. State Department sources caution that failure could jeopardize progress and raise questions about strategy.
Federal workers may get a four day week with ten hours per day under a draft plan by the US Civil Service Commission. Some agencies already offer flexible scheduling. The GAO says benefits include higher morale, better attendance, and lower overtime costs, while a staged approach will be needed for full adoption.
Secretary of Labor Brennan resigns effective mid March clearing the way for John T. Dunlop, Harvard economist and former head of the Cost of Living Council, to be Ford’s choice for the vacancy. Dunlop would succeed Brennan as labor secretary while Brennan returns to New York to lead the Building and Construction Trades Council.
The fragment discusses personal papers related to Nixon and mentions several figures including judges Carl McGowan and Edward Tanity. It notes no date for a hearing and references the Court of Appeals panel, suggesting ongoing legal review without a set schedule.
Colson cites Nixon concerns about Gerald Ford's ability to manage the presidency. He recounts White House tapes and testimony describing pressure from aides, legal probes, and unresolved security issues tied to Watergate era actions.
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